Abstract
The maximum weight/cardinality stable set problem is to find a maximum weight/cardinality stable set of a given graph. It is well known that these problems for general graphs belong to the class of NP-hard. However, for several classes of graphs, e.g., for perfect graphs and claw-free graphs and so on, these problems can be solved in polynomial time. For instance, Minty (1980), Sbihi (1980) and Lovász and Plummer (1986) have proposed polynomial time algorithm finding a maximum cardinality stable set of a claw-free graph. Moreover, it has been believed that Minty's algorithm is the unique polynomial time algorithms finding a maximum weight stable set of a claw-free graph up to date. Here we show that Minty's algorithm for the weighted version fails for some special cases, and give modifications to overcome it.
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Nakamura, D., & Tamura, A. (2001). A revision of Minty’s algorithm for finding a maximum weight stable set of a claw-free graph. Journal of the Operations Research Society of Japan, 44(2), 194–204. https://doi.org/10.15807/jorsj.44.194
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